The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-07
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

| actress, died at Boston, the other day, from
the effects of an apoplectic stroke. She
had been on the stage ffty-two years.
The elections to the Bulgarian Sobranie
| will take place on the 29th. Prince Ferdi-
nand has forbidden Bulgarian officers from
acting as newspaper correspondents.
1t is stated on good authority that Admiral
| Luce will be released from the command of
| the North Atlantic squadron and become
| president of the War College at Newport,
| X. /.
J. II. Stairenghi has been arrested at
| San Francisco charged with forgeries OF
| 5000 on the Union bank of Melbourne.
Australia. while a member Of business
house there. His eXtradltion will be asked
for.
DR.. Whitmore, of Waterloo, H., who fell
off the platform Of slecping-car on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad near CORVALLIS,
w. Va, the other day, while on his way to
attend the Medical Congress at Washing
ton, died few hours afterward.
Garfield County, Col, is now infested
by gang Of stock thieves, who are not
only gathering up the scattered horses Of
| the Utes but of the whites also. Three
men have been arrested with flock of
sheep and goats
Acting Land Commissioner Stockslager
| has issued orders relative TO the restora-
ton to the public domain of the indemnity
land held for the Marquette, Houghton q
Ontonagon railroad in Michigan. The
amount of land is 1871 455 acres.
Dr. Mcdonald, cancer specialist, CON-
mitted suicide in the Lawrence building
Jail, Nashville, Tenn, the other day, where
he had been sent for obtaining money
under false pretences. Mcdonald, who is
supposed to be from Michigan, took lauda-
mum.
a London spondent cables as fol-
lows: 1.-THE Canadian government has
been invited TO name representative on
the Fishery commission. believe that it
has practically been decided that Sir
Charles Upper will act. The remaining
British representative will be Sir Lionel
Sackville West"
Havana advices are that the excitement
has abated and the troops have beer
ordered back to their barracks. The Gov
ernor General has carried out his deter
minaton to break up the smuggling ring.
The home government cabled an indorse-
ment of the Governor Generals course and
prolonged his term Of authority.
The French press are furiOusly indignant
over the fact that when the British feet ar
rived at Bougic, Algerie, short time ago,
the French officials at that port went on
Edinburg, commanding the squadron, and
were informed that His Royal Highness
was in bed and could not be disturbed. The
officials, it is reported, retired in disgust,
and did not again pay their formal respects.
George j. Bland, a stakeholder of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton IL Dayton Railroad
Company, accuses Henry S. Ives and asso
Ciates Of having issued $4,000, 600 preferred
stock contrary to law. Mr.. Bland has
secured an order in court requiring Ives
and all the parties interested to appear be-
fore the court and show cause why they
should not be enjoined from ratifying the
issue OF the stock or in any way creating 1T
as debt of the company. If this stock is
declared void Ives & Co.'s creditors will
lose about 81 600 900 of security
The Richmond Paper Company, Provi-
dence, r. l., have suspended. Liabilities
over $500, 600. The company manufactured
wood-pulp paper, principally for books.
The mills, which are the principal assets,
cost over 81, 1000, 600 four years ago
Sir James Ferguson, Under Foreign
Secretary, stated in the House of Commons
the other day that the work Of the North
American fisheries commission would in
clude the matter of the Alaskan seal fish
cries. He also stated that Sir Lionel Sack
vile West would be the second commits
sioner in rank and the Canadian member
the third.
Assistant Secretary Maynard has in
formed Canadian correspondent that
green apples, being perishable fruit, and
not liabla to duty, are not entitled to ware
housing privileges upon importation into
the United States. On importation they
must, he says, be entered for consumption,
and II of certain value, the entry must
be based on duly authenticated consular
invoice
While the Emperor William was passing
along the saloon of the palace the other
evening, he stumbled and fell heavily TO the
floor, bruising his left hip and elbow.
There was much excitement over the oc-
currence at the time and considerable
anxiety through the night, but ne slept
well, and next morning seemed TO feel no
bad effects from his fall.
Scarlet fever has become epidemic in
London and at the English seaside resorts
and is increasing in virulence daily. A
great many families have gone to the Con-
tinent through fear of the disease after
having moved from place to place in En-
land trying to escapelt. The unfavorable
weather of the last few days has increased
the number of cases. as well as the number
OF deaths, greatly.
The Federal authorities at Buffalo are
making an effort TO put stop TO the prac-
tice OF carrying passengers on freight boats
on the lakes. The freight steamer Austria
liza was last week fined five hundred dollars
for this offense, and the other day the
steambarge John +. Eddy was fined a simi-
lar sum. The fines were paid in both cases,
but an effort will be made TO have them re-
mitted by the Treasury Department on tho
grounds that the passengers carried were
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